Puppies for Adoption in Redwood City, CA: 8 Puppies Looking for a Home
Rescues and shelters within 25 miles of Redwood City have 36 puppies up for adoption. Here are the 8 newest, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Puppies are usually the first to be adopted, so if one catches your eye, get in touch with the rescue soon.
- All dogs 262
- Adult Dogs 197
- Senior Dogs 22
- Kid-Friendly Dogs 27
- Cat-Friendly Dogs 13
- Small Dogs 20
- Large Dogs 35
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1. Goldie
Sweet Goldie is approx. 7 months old and 37lbs pounds. She is a beauty and has the brains to boot! Goldie loves to play with other dogs and would enjoy living with a well-matched friend. She can be a little insecure in the world and will need to continue confidence building.
In the short time she has been in her foster home, she has proven that she is quick learner. She is good in the car, walks nicely on leash and non-reactive on leash.
Will you take a chance on Goldie and make her an addition to your household? She is currently fostered in Vallejo, so reach out to us to schedule a meet & greet
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
2. Cheese
Cheese is a 10-week old, 13 pound lab mix who wants to show everyone her love. She is equal parts love bug and attentive companion, always happy to cuddle with her person and watch them do tasks around the house. Cheese loves to explore and play with her toys by herself or with her person. She’s great at entertaining herself and does well in a pen and a crate. She is a great listener and is super good at coming when called. Cheese is working on basic obedience commands and is already learning how to sit. She is not a big barker and only really whines when her pen is dirty, but otherwise she sleeps through the night and loves to nap throughout the day.
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Cheese enjoys meeting new people and is always happy to watch other animals and people outside. She is social and friendly and the most affectionate little puppy with anyone who gives her attention.
Her house training is going wonderfully. Cheese knows how to alert when she needs to go and easily uses potty pads, or will go outside when she’staken out.
Cheese will thrive with someone who wants a lovable companion and who enjoys cuddles, playing, and who is ready to put in work for positive reinforcement training. She is a calm, silly, and social puppy with tons of potential!
Click here to learn how to adopt and submit your adoption questionnaire.
3. Cinnamon the Puppy
Hello! My name is Cinnamon! I am a 2-month-old, spayed, pit bull mix that currently weighs about 13lbs but can grow to be anywhere from around 60-75lbs as an adult. I am a silly, energetic, playful puppy that is full of love, curiosity and pure fun! I am always ready for an adventure and will bring plenty of joy and laughter to my forever home. I am still learning the basics, and will need continued training, patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. I'd love to go home to a family that is committed to helping me grow into a well mannered adult. If you're ready for a wonderful lifelong companion, come down and meet me, but please be sure to have everyone in the household, including any resident dogs come along too before taking me home with you!
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Cinnamon ID#A0996761
4. Lina
This dog is available to meet by appointment only.
Please submit an adoption questionnaire to meet her.
5. Willa
Willa – Smart, Affectionate, and Playfully Wiggly
Meet Willa, a 7-month-old German Shepherd mix weighing 48 pounds, with a bright mind, a loving heart, and plenty of adorable puppy enthusiasm!
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Smart Little Learner: Willa knows “sit” and “down,” is practicing “paw” and “spin,” and shows great focus despite her wiggly excitement. She loves treat-finding games and follows treat lures like a pro!
Affectionate Lovebug: She leans into pets and happily pops her front paws onto your lap for attention. Willa loves being close to her people and soaking up affection.
Playful Puppy: Tennis balls are a favorite! She loves chasing them and carrying them proudly in her mouth. When excited, she may get mouthy and try to play with your hands, so she’ll benefit from continued puppy-manners training.
Dog-social Explorer: Willa plays well with other dogs in doggie playgroup. She may pull excitedly at the beginning of walks but soon settles into sniffing and exploring.
Willa would do best with appropriately matched dogs or as a solo dog with well-matched canine friends.
6. Bumper
Bumper – Sweet, Social, and Eager to Learn
Meet Bumper, an adorable Husky mix under a year old and weighing 31 pounds. This charming young pup has a lovely mix of puppy playfulness, good manners, and affection.
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Wonderful Walking Buddy: Bumper walks nicely on leash with little pulling and frequently checks in with his person. He loves sniffing and exploring, with just a little puppy enthusiasm at the start.
Social Sweetheart: He loves meeting new people and seeking affection. He takes treats gently and happily offers his paw for attention.
Smart & Trainable: Bumper responds well to “sit” and can learn “down” with a treat lure. He’s reportedly house trained and crate trained, though he occasionally has a crate accident in the morning.
Gentle Dog Friend: Bumper plays well with other dogs in playgroup and stays calm even around dogs who bark or lunge toward him. He’s curious about small animals but responds well to redirection.
Bumper would do best with appropriately matched dogs or as a solo dog with well-matched canine friends.
7. Kyle
After being hit by a car, Kyle underwent surgery to repair a diaphragmatic hernia and is now healing beautifully in his foster home. At 10 months old and 46 pounds, this Shepherd mix puppy has a big future ahead of him!
Kyle may look regal as royalty, but really, he’s just one of the guys. This energetic, affectionate pup loves being with his people, whether he’s getting a belly rub, snoozing on your feet, or working on a chew nearby. He is house trained and crate trained, and settles well when left alone or for the night, as long as he’s had a chance to get his wiggles out first.
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Kyle is a treat-motivated smarty pants who loves practicing and learning new tricks. He’s also always ready for a game of fetch! He's making great progress with leash manners for walks and jogs—he loves to run!
With his sweet nature and puppy enthusiasm, Kyle is ready to find a loving home with adopters who can keep up with his playful energy and continue helping him learn. Click here to learn how to adopt and submit your adoption questionnaire.
- Good with kids
8. Pearl
Adventurous, always the first on the scene. Pearl is the biggest girl of the litter, and the only one with long, coarse hair — which seems to allude to some terrier heritage. Pearl is brave and always excited to meet new people, dogs, and cats — while also being polite enough not to overwhelm new animal friends with too much aggressive friendliness.
Born 7/30/26 predicted adult weight 10-16 lbs Mother is an exceptionally friendly and cuddly 9lb chiweenie mix, dad is unknown
"An only pup is a lonely pup!" Pearl MUST go to a home with another friendly dog (
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
Adopting a puppy in Redwood City
Puppies usually go to their new homes from about eight weeks old, once they're weaned and have had their first vaccinations. Most rescues spay or neuter them before adoption, or include it in the fee.
Ask the rescue how big the puppy is expected to grow and which breeds they think are in the mix, so you can plan for the dog they'll become.
Puppies need a lot of your time: house-training, a few minutes of training every day, several small meals, and someone home often enough to let them out. A puppy class is a good way to start.
Rescues with puppies near Redwood City
- Oakland Animal ServicesOakland, ca · 5 puppies above
- California Pitbull RescueBerkeley, CA · 1 puppy above
- Peninsula Humane Society & SPCABurlingame, CA · 1 puppy above
- Grateful Dogs RescueSan Francisco, CA · 1 puppy above
Questions about adopting puppies in Redwood City
How many puppies are up for adoption in Redwood City?
As of November 4, 2026, rescues and shelters within 25 miles of Redwood City, California, have 36 puppies up for adoption. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a puppy in Redwood City?
The rescues with the most puppies near Redwood City right now are Oakland Animal Services (Oakland, ca), California Pitbull Rescue (Berkeley, CA) and Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA (Burlingame, CA). Each dog above has the rescue's phone number and website.
How old are puppies when they can be adopted?
Usually eight weeks or older, once they're weaned and have had their first vaccinations. Rescues often keep puppies with their mother or in foster care until then.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a dog may have been adopted since this page was updated.